“Very pleasing” – Liam Rosenior gives brilliant insight into why third Chelsea goal impressed him so much | OneFootball

Liam Rosenior has revealed Chelsea’s third goal against Wolves was “very pleasing” and was the type of football he wants to play.

Chelsea made it four Premier League wins in a row with a 3-1 win against Wolves, and the Blues remain a point behind fourth placed Manchester United.

Cole Palmer scored a first half hat-trick, as he put in his best performance since returning from injury back in December.

Liam Rosenior on “pleasing” Chelsea goal

Two of his three goals came from the penalty spot, with both spot kicks won by Joao Pedro, who despite not scoring put in another impressive performance.

The third goal was a really nice team move which involved Enzo Fernandez and Marc Cucurella, before Palmer swept it into the back of the net.

Palmer scored a first half hat-trick against Wolves. (Photo by Ben Roberts Photo/Getty Images)

Rosenior admitted after the game he particularly enjoyed that goal, and explained why it was so “pleasing” for him to watch.

“Yeah, that goal. Starts with Rob,” he told his post match press-conference.

“We bounce through, make an overload in the middle of the pitch. We use the overload on the two vs one on the other side, cut back, Cole scores a goal.

“It was a very, very pleasing goal and hopefully I’d like any goals, but that’s the type of football that we want to play. I want to play, and it was a really, really great finish.”

Chelsea make it four league wins in a row

Rosenior continued his good start to life at Stamford Bridge, and the Blues have now recorded four league wins in a row.

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Chelsea have had a favourable run of fixtures to date and it’s important they take full advantage by getting as many points on the board as possible.

The Blues have Leeds and Burnley as their next two games, before they face a tough March which starts with back to back away games against Arsenal and Aston Villa.